- Rapport
- Kärnkraft
Methods for Collection and Evaluation of Concrete Data within the Nuclear Industry
| 2024:1032 | Felix Kåhrström, Judith Hambraeus, Mårten Janz, Per Johannesson, Afry
This project has identified variations in the level of digitalization across the
nuclear facilities as well as differences in data storage and analysis
methods.

\u003Cp\u003EThe Swedish and Finnish nuclear facilities need methods to analyse data from measurements and visual inspection. Currently, data exist in several locations but is often stored in reports. An important first step is to establish an ETL process to extract, transform and load the data into a data repository to facilitate the analysis. Various statistical methods can then be used to analyse the data to make trends and predictions, such as regression analysis. To analyse future data from visual inspections and improve data collection, the recommendation is to use a software available on the market, which often includes 3D models and facilitates documentation through a tablet. Implementing BIM and 3D modelling could also be a viable solution.\u003C/p\u003E
Rapporter och publikationer
Här listas rapporter och resultatblad från programmet.
- Rapport
Methods for detection of rebar in nuclear concrete structures
This project has reviewed non-destructive methods for detecting reinforcement in concrete structures and clarified which tasks can be performed by technically skilled in- house personnel and when specialist support is required.
|2026:1182Magnus Nilson
- Rapport
Deformationer och töjningar resulterande av håltagning i reaktorinneslutning på Ringhals 2
Två öppningar skapades i Ringhals 2:s reaktorinneslutning för att ta ut utrustning.
|2026:1179Manouchehr Hassanzadeh, Sweco
- Rapport
Summary Report – Nuclear Projects 2025
This document contains brief introductions to all projects that were finalized and/or published in Energiforsk Nuclear Portfolio Programs during the year 2025.
|2026:1178Karin Westling, Energiforsk
- Rapport
Methods for Locating Pool Liner Leakage at Nuclear Power Plants
This report evaluates practical methods for localizing leakage-relevant defects in thin stainless-steel pool liners in nuclear facilities, with particular emphasis on inspection under water.
|2026:1156Markus Nilsson, Lund university